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This allows for setting up a development lab environment using Vagrant.

Vagrant sets up following nodes:

• Openstack Grizzly all-in-one node on Ubuntu 12.04;
• Openstack Icehouse all-in-one node on Ubuntu 14.04;
• Openstack Juno all-in-one node on Ubuntu 14.04;
• Openstack Liberty all-in-one node on Ubuntu 14.04;
• NFS server node on Ubuntu 14.04

Configuration is done through modifying config.ini. Most recent configurable options:

• Vagrant, version >= 1.6
• Virtualbox

1. Make sure you have all prerequisites installed;
2. Clone CloudFerry repository and navigate to cloudferry_devlab folder

   git clone https://github.com/MirantisWorkloadMobility/CloudFerry.git
   cd CloudFerry/cloudferry_devlab
   

3. Configure according to your needs (see Configuration)
4. Start vagrant

   vagrant up
   

   or

   vagrant up grizzly juno
   

5. You also can start minimum development environment by running:

   vagrant up grizzly icehouse nfs
   

1. Check current VMs state (whether it's up, down and so on)

• vagrant status

2. SSH

• vagrant ssh <vm name>
• <vm name> is one of grizzly, icehouse, juno or nfs

3. SSH configuration used for each VM:

• vagrant ssh-config <vm name>

4. If something went wrong and you cannot ssh with keypairs, all the VMs have following users:

• Username: vagrant
• Password: vagrant

5. vagrant user is added to paswordless sudoers, so you can easily become root:

• sudo su -